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The 11 pages that link to Mayfly, each with the reason it gives.

• BioindicatorBroader topic: Mayfly larvae often indicate well-oxygenated streams with relatively low pollution.

• Incomplete metamorphosisBroader topic: Mayflies have aquatic nymphs and an unusual additional winged subadult stage.

• Aquatic insectBroader topic: Mayflies are a canonical example of insects with aquatic immature stages.

• Fly fishingRelated: Mayflies are common prey and inspire many traditional fly patterns.

• OdonataCompared with: Mayflies are another ancient winged-insect lineage, but they are not odonates or predators as adults.

• Stream ecologyBroader topic: Mayfly larvae are common stream consumers and indicators of environmental conditions.

• Jan SwammerdamBroader topic: Swammerdam documented mayfly development and helped establish that aquatic nymphs become winged adults.

• PterygotaBroader topic: Mayflies preserve an early-diverging wing arrangement among living pterygotes.

• DamselflyCompared with: Mayflies also emerge from water, but belong to a separate order and have different adult lives.

• PlecopteraRelated: Mayflies share stream habitats and appear beside stoneflies in biomonitoring.

• TubifexCompared with: Many mayfly nymphs decline in polluted, oxygen-poor habitats where Tubifex can thrive.